| release date | November 20 1983 |
| studio | Buena Vista |
| director | Nicholas Meyer |
| writer | Edward Hume |
| starring | John Lithgow, Jason Robards, Jobeth Williams, Steven Guttenberg |
| tagline | The day before. The day of. The Day After |
| site | imdb.com/title/tt0085404 |
Celebrate the end of the world with a beat by Nine Inch Nails and a supercut of 38 end of the world movies! It was nice knowing you all and we hope that we’ll see you in the next life, whatever that is. Long live horror! READ MORE
Almost nothing is more fatal than the nuclear bomb. Just two of them killed an estimated 225,000 people between Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan, and we live our lives with the threat of thousands of them being unleashed over our heads at any given moment. READ MORE
When you become my age, it’s rare when a movie slips by you, which is probably why I’m literally flipping out over this discovery. I’m sure a few Bloody members will scream, “How the hell have you never seen this?” To which I will reply, “I just haven’t.” But my hope is that I point some readers into picking up this lost gem from an A-list Hollywood director… READ MORE
Back in early July we reported on a low-budget apocalyptic tale from Roland Emmerich, king of the end-of-the-world subgenre (he directed Independence Day, 2012 and The Day After Tomorrow). Entitled Hell, inside we’ve scored the full international trailer for Tim Fehlbaum’s dusty indie opening in Germany this September. READ MORE
I think Roland Emmerich wishes this planet would just die, is hoping to make enough money to buy a place of safety in light of an apocalypse, or is thinking that making movies about the end of the world will score him a sweet invite into the President’s top secret bunker. Whatever the case, Emmerich is obsessed with the apocalypse to an extend that I personally find it creepy. READ MORE
I think Roland Emmerich wishes this planet would just die, is hoping to make enough money to buy a place of safety in light of an apocalypse, or is thinking that making movies about the end of the world will score him a sweet invite into the President’s top secret bunker. Whatever the case, Emmerich is obsessed with the apocalypse to an extend that I personally find it creepy. READ MORE
Originally planned for you guys this past weekend, all of the trick or treating, cupcakes, haunted houses and horror movies got the best of us, and we completely forgot to share this gem with you. We’re already depressed that our beloved holiday has come and gone, so here’s a postmortem Halloween snack that’s perfect for the mood. Beyond the break you’ll find Chris Eggertsen’s “Four Recent Signs of the Apocalypse“, which features real-life scenarios along with movies you can watch in “preparation” for the big bang. Make sure to bring plenty of candy. (more…) READ MORE
Some pretty huge news hit the trades this evening as they are reporting that Dark Castle has tapped Todd Lincoln – who was attached to The Fly remake and the forthcoming adaptation of Hack/Slash – to produce and direct a live-action adaptation of Devil’s Due graphic novel The Nye Incidents for Dark Castle and Warner Bros. Pictures. You can read the details inside. (more…) READ MORE
Although the details are vague, Roland Emmerich is ready to wreak havoc on the planet, and once again, multiple studios are vying to go along for the ride. CAA is shopping 2012, an apocalyptic spec script written by Emmerich and Harald Kloser, who collaborated on “10,000 B.C.,” the prehistoric epic that Warner Bros. and Legendary Pictures releases March 7. Read on for more details. (more…) READ MORE
M. Night Shyamalan never started on a good foot if you ask me, I’ve always felt he was overrated and after his last two pics (The Village, Lady in the Water) I thought the suits in the studios finally had their eyes opened. Apparently some have as Shyamalan is moving on to yet another studio – 20th Century Fox has pledged a green light for The Happening, a spec script thriller that Shyamalan wrote and will direct in Philadelphia this August. Read on for details. (more…) READ MORE
In the past decade or so, the single most disappointing film I’ve seen is easily Paul W.S. Anderson and 20th Century Fox’s Alien vs Predator. When Fox announced they were ready to gun out Alien vs Predator 2 for an August 207 release, my skin crawled. I seriously thought the first AvP would signal the sure death of both franchises, but now the joke is that this one will seal the deal. But good news from the grapevine, as it’s rumored that Anderson will not be returning as director. Read on to see the rumor… (more…) READ MORE
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